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Shiny raytraced stuff.
Oskar
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"Oskar Bertrand" <osk### [at] yahoo com> wrote in message
news:420ef19f@news.povray.org...
> Shiny raytraced stuff.
Cool, Oskar, but the paperweight just doesn't make it as glass should
look, (paperweight). It looks like metal?
*Great* idea though!
~Steve~
> Oskar
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St. wrote:
> Cool, Oskar, but the paperweight just doesn't make it as glass should
> look, (paperweight). It looks like metal?
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> *Great* idea though!
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> ~Steve~
??? Why glass? I have seen more stone, metal, even wood paperweights
than glass. Many are just ordanary objects pressed into service.
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news:420ef19f@news.povray.org...
> Shiny raytraced stuff.
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Nice!
I like the textures... MegaPOV + aoi?
Marc
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"Art Flint" <pfl### [at] stxrrcom> wrote in message
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> ??? Why glass? I have seen more stone, metal, even wood paperweights than
> glass. Many are just ordanary objects pressed into service.
Because paperweights are normally associated with being glass, and being
in the 'art world' I haven't seen many paperweights that look like this. In
fact, none.
Anyway, I think it's a great image, but maybe it should have been
associated with, or called, something else.
~Steve~
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Silo or Wings3d?
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Eli wrote:
> Silo or Wings3d?
Wings. I've done the Silo demo, and I really like it. It's inexpensive
enough, I'm planning on purchasing in the near future.
Oskar
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St. wrote:
> Because paperweights are normally associated with being glass, and
> being in the 'art world' I haven't seen many paperweights that look like
> this. In fact, none.
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> Anyway, I think it's a great image, but maybe it should have been
> associated with, or called, something else.
>
> ~Steve~
What would you like me to call it, Steve?
Oskar
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"Oskar Bertrand" <osk### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message news:42116be2
> What would you like me to call it, Steve?
Lol! Oh, I don't know, what could you 'call' it?
Perhaps, "A pocket full of Kryptonite".
;)
~Steve~
> Oskar
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Oskar Bertrand wrote:
> St. wrote:
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>> Because paperweights are normally associated with being glass, and
>> being in the 'art world' I haven't seen many paperweights that look
>> like this. In fact, none.
>>
>> Anyway, I think it's a great image, but maybe it should have been
>> associated with, or called, something else.
>>
>> ~Steve~
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> What would you like me to call it, Steve?
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> Oskar
Sunday abstract
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